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Continue reading →: Days 13 – 27: The 100 Day Project
It is hard to find motivation when life happens. The problem is that life will always happen. The highs and lows are a constant. The challenge of balance that makes creating joyous and tortuous all at the same time, is doing it while living life. The layers of being a…
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Continue reading →: Days 9 – 13, The 100 Day Project
Do I draw every day? Yes. Do I post every day? No. I tried to do the algorithm thing. I tried to match the pace. I did a 3-month test from December 2025 to February 2026. I posted every day. It sucked. Every word, every capture, everything I did was…
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Continue reading →: Days 5 – 8, The 100 Day Project
I recently read a question that asked, if I had infinite money, no fear, and didn’t feel the need to receive recognition what would I do or create? When I answered the question for myself, it was a tremendously long list of wildly creative ideas. The end result is this…
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Continue reading →: Day 4, The 100 Day Project
It is incredibly freeing when you don’t restrict yourself. Not worrying about the final outcome has enabled me to create multiple times a day since the project started. Here I sit in school pickup, waiting for the bell, drawing what’s in front of me. Pen and a notebook.
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Continue reading →: Day 3, The 100 Day Project
Continuing education and expanding my experience. During the project, I am challenging myself to draw with any medium, with any amount of time, and with whatever reference is right in front of me. On weekdays I must wait till I am in the pickup line at school or at the…
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Continue reading →: Day 1: The 100 Day Project
Day 1 of The 100 Day Project
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Continue reading →: The 100 Day Project: We are all creative.
I am of the belief that art will save us. Everyone is an artist and everyone can be creative. For the next one hundred days I am joining thousands of artists across the globe in an annual project to create something. I am going to challenge my brain and my…
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Continue reading →: What Do You Want to be When You Grow Up?
I asked my youngest son what he wanted to be when he grew up, and his answer reminded me how much our dreams evolve. This is the story of how mine did too, and why midlife feels less like an ending and more like a clearing with a wide open…
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Continue reading →: Rebuilding: The Story Behind Sweet Savory Sustainable
I’m bringing Sweet Savory Sustainable back because I’m done cutting the context. From the café dream to motherhood to the collapse that forced a reset. I’m rebuilding in midlife with food that grounds me, strength that gives me a body I trust, and creativity that brings me back to myself.
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